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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1945)
F-‘ Fi PAOE ETHnT Continued from paße 1 OF OUR MEN^WOMEN ? VV IN UNIFORM - - ** > . -n. 1 Of far greater value than the most precious jewel or the most costly gift is happiness and peace of spirit. Could we wish more for you this Christmas season than its attainment? For your fine cooperation, and loyalty to us in 1945 you have our lasting gratitude. Charles S. Hall Insurance Agency Office phone 72 Residence phone 104 I 405 Main St , Cottage Grove, Ore. ~ _______ ' _______ ' base He came to Portland from the air transport command Mor rison field. West Palm Beach, Florida, where he served in ad ministrative work at that key Caribbean wing base. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Thoro- son of Blackbutte route. Cottage Grove. Barton Holderman. recently dis charged from the navy is at the home of his parents. He plans to enter college after the holidays. Sgt. Martin L. Meyer, husband of Agnes L. Meyer of 1031 Wash ington avenue, was discharged re cently from the army separation center at Fort Douglas, Utah He served 37 months in the army He was awarded the good conduct medal, the American theater rib- bon an<| the victory ribbon. Be- fore entering the service, he w is cmpkned as a lumber worker REINSTATEMENT POLICY ON lieves the veteran of the burden of paying all overdue premiums VETERANS INSURANCE Clair Coe. American Red Cross representative for sen-ice to vet erans. who is at the city hall each Tuesday morning in Cottage Grove, announces a new and liber al reinstatement policy on veter ans insurance. This new policy re- J Theatre ‘Programs ARCADE FRIDAY, SATURDAY, DEC. 21-22 “Wildfire Bob Steele. Sterling Holloway. Ed die Dean, Virginia Mapes. SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, Dee. 23-24-25 A Bell For Adano I THI HSDAY. DECHUBEH 20 1015 THE SF.XTTKEL, COTTAGE GnoVU OREGON Gene Tierney. John Holiak. Wil liam Bendix, Glen Langan, Richard Conte, Henry' Morgan, Monty Banks. , and interest and it is decidedly to the' advantage of the veteran who has dropped his 5-year Level Premium Insurance to reinstate it at the earliest possible time and restore the effects of this valu able protection for himself and his dependents. Mr. Coe will be very glad to talk to veterans concerning any claims they have pending with the veterans administration. He can be contacted at the city hall. Cot tage Grove, on Tuesday mornings or at the Red Cross offices in Eu gene at any time. HEBRON GRANGE A well attended program was the Christmas one held Saturday- night. A play in which Mrs. Fred Har ris and Mrs. Hugh Harris, nine children and three adult singers took part was well received. A novelty song skit by a group of high school girls, a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Mads Overgaard. a reading by Mrs. La Londe, whistl ing solos by Olive White, accor dion numbers by Ruth Harris, Christmas carols and other Christ mas songs by ail completed the program except for Old Santa who arrived in time for treats. Social dancing and refreshments followed. Nina Chapman and Jeanne Lamb served. Among Grangers who attended the annual installation of officers in the Eugene armory’ Monday- evening were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris, Mads Overgaard. John Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Trun- nell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Means and daughter, Mrs. Earl Marcy- and daughter Juanita. Laurabelle Gil- liam, Mrs. Clair Chapman and daughter Nina. WED, THURS.. FRI.. SAT. DECEMBER 26-27-23-29 CONNER—At the Butler ma- temity home,* Sunday. December 16. 1945. to Mr. and’ Mrs. R. G. Conner of Lorane, a daughter, Dana Andrews. Jeanne Crain. Dick Dorthye Suzanne. Haymes, Vivian Blaine, Charles TURPIN—At the Butler mater- Winninger, Fay Bainter. Henry- nity home, Tuesday, December 18, Morgan, Donald Meek. TECHNI , 1945. to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tur COLOR. pin of Cottage Grove, a daughter, Sharon Lea. “State Fair DIANE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20-21 “Along the Navajo Trail Bullbaiting Bull Dog The English type bull dog wa« originally used as a most suitable breed for bullbaiting. This primitive «port required a dog with stron? jaws capable of seizing the bull by the nose and holding him down to the floor. True seal is a strong, steady, uniform, benevolent affection; but false zeal is a strong, desultory, boisterous, selfish passion. —Emmons. ( apt. Briggs DiM-harged Capi. Wilmer A. Briggs former pastor of the Methodist church here, has been discharged from the army air forces at McClellan Fielf, California. He entered the sen-ice March *16. 1943 and is au thorized to wear the American defense. American theater and victory medals. At present his family is living at 346 Mill street in Springfield. Sunday evening Capt. and Mrs. Briggs calk'd on friends here. On the USS Bon Homme Rich ard-Pvt. Fred L. Psrtney, 19. Cottage Grove, Ore., debarked at Guam with more than 500 other marines from this big “carrier transport" for further assignment to duty in the Western Pacific. The Richard, part of the 3rd Fleet during the war and now a unit of the Navy’s “Magic Carpet" fleet, transports high-point servicemen to the states for discharge and others to the Pacific to replace them. Delight Valley The Oscar Fla ten family were in Portland over the week end to meet their son Ashley, who is at tending the New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell. and has come home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs I. Davis enroute from Little Shasta, Cal., to Con Mi lls. were recent overnight guests at the C. H. Haight home. The Delight Valley school had their Christmas program Worlnes- day evening. The pupils and teach ers will have a Christmas party and gift exchange Friday after noon. The J im 1 Cricks entertained the adult class of the Methodist church with a Christmas party re Serve Vegetables Quickly cently. . Serie vegetables immediately Ralph Scars and John Stalder will soon complete a telephone after cooking They shouldn't stand waste their sweetness an ths line from their places to the Oscar' and kitchen air Fla ten home, where they will con nect with the 40 line. The StaMera have tx-en without a phone and the Sears have been on the over crowded 30 line. Mrs Day Baley of Eugene and Mrs. Mary Smith of Walker spent Tuesday at the Malcolm I torn home. A guest at the Zumwalt home Tuesday was Mrs. Moore of Eu- gene. Mrs. Ralph Sears will entertain the Social Neighbors club at her home on the afternoon of Janu ary 9th. Divide Mr and Mrs. Fred Johnson of Central visited with Mrs. John- son’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson a couple of days last week. Donald Kenady left Thursday for Bremerton to report for re assignment after spending a 30- day leave at his home here. Alan Reed is visiting in Port land for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Austin McRey nolds of Eugene visited at the Rvslores Skin Tone /. homemade astringent ean be prepared by peeling and gra'Jng a cucumber, then icing the juice. Ap plied to the face after cleansing, the juice restores skin tone. Xune 'n : I Kt Ht F. | h :3<) A. M Ike VOICE PROPHECY o/ *«»SUNBAT IT-Alp-Ul Income Tax Estimates and Reports Carefully prepared for filing. My service will save you time, trouble and taxes. Worth Harvey and Mrs Ellen Land will be pleased to ajsMt in making reports for all of their former client! in my office, and new accounts are solicited. Cottage Grove Hotel Bldg. Phone 60 Due to illness we have not been able to send Christmas cards to our friends and patrons and we are taking this means to extend to you our heartiest greetings (Which includes a rain check). May this Christmas be your brightest and the coming new year the happiest. CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE How to aft m oxiro Iba risk to this year’s Christmas tinner Here's your guide for a grand Chnstmax dinner. Juat check the food« you'll need fur apnetuinglv differ ent holiday meah ... then buy them all al Safeway. It’« convenient and ea»y ... ana Safeway price« alway» save you money. Combraad Mix, Cinch 16-oz. pkg. 16c Cake Flour, 2 ’ «-lb. pkg. 26c Com Meal ’ ■•k»*»»: * - --r 10c Ideal Christmas Suggestions Plomb Socket Sets Car and Truck Jacks Seat Covers Pocket Knives Micrometers Foot Tire Pumps E<p<tM D k unta Mil MIM T om lo»*<h*r iMthO». 3 fop* r»P«- ith thinly D-f Paas S^/tuty HoHtuntrri' Burn* CIGARETTES Comal«, Chastarfiald«, Lucky Sink«, Rolaight ond Kool« Pk9- 31 Tomato Juice Sunny Down Lemon Juke m c p brand PUNCt AL18IT TOBACCO pVM/ C«t. t &« 7Ì1 Blended Juice 46 ox. con Lucerne JhfML U. ÁÍ11L an. I jl lb TURKEYS 48‘ TOMS lb 43e (W* draw them, no chorge of Cour«) Schuiing bland eviscerated Pork Roast A lb. 31' Pork Roast, shoulder lb. 31e Pork Sausage lb.39c FRYFRS Cleaned and . kqhrid <¡,1«.«- eviscerated ">• vzC ¡ smoked ddllIlOIl d«lic>ou* lb. 55 POULTRY »---------------------------- OYSTERS DUCKS CXc ID »V Dnsd Roottertlb MODERN OPTICAL OFFICES THROUGHOUT THE WEST 820 Willamette - Eugene Dr. E. V. Broughton—Regiitered Optometrist in Charge Zenith Hearing Aid—$40—$5 Down—$5 a Month 47e FOWL Ib. 39e To«ty in Drawing» pint WILCOMt and a Spec i® I MERRY CHRISTMAS to UhrMl V«*4» m a U74 U Yw U4 LAirWAY H s«4 Qr 1 Y««t. pka. • Molasses O indma I f iff id 32 C? 4 nJ «x. Cheddar Cheese ¿ w -r Ya | U Cherub Milk * 4 17c Q ‘ eons Tuxedo Tuna Fish Vegetable Soup lCM<x.can JJ* QunpbcU't Rem .Ko ÌJtcmd Airway Coffee JC can who!« b«on Nob Hill Coffee Canterbury Tea «hoi« twon D 20 IL bog 23‘ 13' 36' EDWARDS COFFEE Ib. bag Powdered and Brown Sugar Vegetable Cocktail Ä ibPkS Rogulor, Drip ond Pulver iced grind* 8' 31' TANGERINES Very Flavorsome and Juicy •hsc 65e Avocados Calavo* Fuertes STKK CANDY * APPUI CAMAY Toilat Soap , Th« soap of beautiful Snowflak« CRACKERS Ma Crxktn 1-lb «Qc pkg 17 2 lb Me pkg Fut th»»« old. old l«Toril«i to* 9»th«r with bow» for a »tunning but »dibl« Chnihia» trw dacora- tiono, or ' um th»n in a row lot a mantel d«coi«Uoa. A Large Selection of , KRISPY BRAND 2-lb. pkg. PSafewa 33' Winesap 12i/2c 6c Onions Limes 10c Yams U S No 1's 10c Squash Hubbord and Marblehead 5c Grapefruit lb. lie lb. Yellow Med. Danvers lb. Combination Pock Extra Fancy, Fancy and lb. Il'/jc 30c Pascal Broccoli Delicious box $1.611 lb. Celery APPLES C Grade Soda CRACKERS 54* » s^L 3^ 20e Na. Fs 09« cen X/ Excellent for those noon-day lunches « Tomato Soup Bulk, Type I Robert Armstrong, Stephen Bachelor. Saturday Mati nee 2:30 P.M. 19e Whole Cloves RIADY FOR THt OVtN ▼IIDIiKYC feet ood •nfradt I UK■ w H«od, removt<j before weighing GEESE HENS Ib 3S* TOMS Ib 49' <.!< on®4 Grid jß 54e Cleaned ond wuceroted I oi 2 u. 13 ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS POULTRY NOW! HENS NO INTEREST - NO EXTRAS Extracts Schülu-M laman 6 vanilla, bol High Quali Grade A Prime S1 A WEEK! White Rock (No Dopata) Toilet Bring It to YourSofawoy Maot Mon ond raceiva 4c par Ib. Nothing Down. 42' Highway Paas. 4 ciovo 213c Fancy Paas. Pictsweot lg. No 215c Groen Giant Poas Mo. 2 can 18c TomatOM G«»d«a*I»Sland. Na 14g Succotash. Butter Kernel218c Green Boons 8,1 : **cui th 216c Starogon Boons -•»»•. Cui No. 2 12c Diced Beets. Bluo Tag N3 210c Com -Vivll¡;(y!a No2]4c VilwUbin#! • 14c Veg All '»»«'■« kr-.V Mo 3 16c Sparkling Water Sierra muu L ( ok . woà L l (aJLi.! Buster Crabbe, Al St. John, Doro thy Moore, ir con 9* 46-ci. con Apple Juice New West brond qr jor 25' Grapefruit Juice Ter-xm 46^or con 31' ^71.28 »4* Mixed Huts NO PCANUTS Candied Fruit JiZ. 5? ’1.43 naamoilk Inut»—»ppie«. Filberts. Barcelona fancy 1-lb. 41c Walnuts, medium No. 1 s 1 lb. 38c Almonds, IXL brand 1 lb. pkg. 55c Salted Peanuts w 8-oz. tin 25c Mixed Nuts W2w.Sa.wd 7w-ox U 59c Dried White Figs 2-lb. cello pkg. 53c Dried Black Figs 2 lb. cello pkg. 38c Nectar Raisins. Sun Maid 12c Banana Flakes. .Kanana - »«» 37c Ice Cream Mix. Londonderry12c Junket Tablets, for desserts 11c Chopped Olives. Libby's 14c Apricots. Petite halves 11 - 2h 23c Fancy Prunes. Red Tag 14c Fruit Cocktail. Del Monte •**»** 30c Pear Halves. Rio Rita N 2’ 22c Choice Peaches T„ . , 23c Choice Peaches 24c Moderate oven ‘3*0 r ; for » Walker Auto Supply Your Friendly Dealer Phone 6 . .. Sugar Stomp No 3» ^18* Pumpkin^* M5K0ÏM BAUS ÄX oU no* bet «IT« Uwa « IW look «itb rollo- Für« Can« Sugar Just Across the Bridge “Stagecoach Outlaws CLOSED food T * SATURDAY, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 22-23 MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNES- i DAY, DECEMBER 24-25-26 Christ inn Science Monitor: Re- member when convi'mlon wa« ! about the weather and not about Extead Paint Oils Petroleum resins, extracted from gasoline to reduce gum-forming ten dencies. are used as extenders tor paint-and-vamish making oils, are applied to metals as protective coat- Ings, and serve as binders for sand in preparing foundry cores for cast- ing meta!«. Modiem, Qiú^a+iteexi QlaáAeA. Gangs of the Waterfront l*lun Family Need« Plan and prepare for your family’» need» And do «hat bcfui chand” (>>< h I preparation you can -- for e«' ample make ruokiini that keep— «andwieh «pitada and quick mixe« for biicuiU cream »auve und the like Christmas Greetings Roy Rogers, George Gabby Hayes, Dale Evans. Also Ernest McReynolds home Sunday Mr. McReynolds accompanied them home to Eugene and spent a couiile of days with them and her daughter, Mrs Dick Knight and family Mr. and Mrs Earl Spinharney haxe gone to Curtin to ear«' for the children of Mr. and Mrs Theodore Satterfield and Mr. aiut Mriu Sid Billings, who hav«> gone to Oklahoma for a visit and will lx* away for ats>ut three week*. Mrs Lee Taylor spent the week end at Fort Lewis with her hus- band. Mr. Taylor received his dis- charge from the army and return* <*d home with her Mis. Marion Johnson the Taykir ----- cartai ——____ for __ cAildrvn while their mother was away. lb. 17c Taxas Pink lb. 12‘/2C Holiday Sweet Navel 22C« » ORANGES 252 s ■a Ixix »4.6» A smaller box »2.»» 'i lox »3.5» box »5.5» Ixix »6.»» II). I2'jc
